
This world is woven of strings, of fate and of hate. What do you see, detective? A horror-mystery yuri visual novel peering into the maddening darkness of love and death.
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En esta novela visual gratuita la protagonista debe resolver el misterio de una presunta desaparición, a la vez que se enamora de una de las sacerdotisas del pueblo. Desde mi punto de vista como jugadora a la cual no le interesan mucho las historias románticas, puedo decir que esa parte de la trama no se presenta de forma densa o molesta. De hecho las escenas románticas ocurren recién al final de la historia, la cual se centra más en conocer a los personajes y resolver el misterio. El juego cuenta con múltiples finales que dependerán de las decisiones que tomes y recomiendo verlos todos para comprender la trama en su totalidad. Como nota final, diría que esta novela visual podría valer unos dólares si contara con una mejor redacción y actuaciones de voz.
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Довольно интересная визуальная новелла, хоть и с ударением на новелла, чем на визуальная, ибо бэкграундов здесь очень мало, а слов очень много. Читать всё это интересно, но 45k слов может быть многовато.
Uma ótima VN grátis curtinha. Um yuri com elementos de terror, e vários finais. Infelizmente só tem em inglês. Me deu vontade de jogar outros jogos dessa pessoa!
Lachesis or Atropos is a horror/mystery yuri visual novel that sadly falls flat in delivering an engaging experience. The game centers around Shirasagi Mana, a private investigator with the unique ability to see "black strings of hate" between people. Despite this intriguing premise, the game quickly becomes a predictable and monotonous slog. One of the biggest issues is the pacing. The narrative, spread across approximately 45,000 words, drags with little to keep you hooked. The game tries to build tension with its horror elements and mysterious plot, but it all feels more like a dull routine than a thrilling adventure. The twists in the story are either obvious or lack any real impact, making the whole experience feel like it's just going through the motions. The choices you make are supposed to lead to different endings, but the journey to those endings feels unrewarding. The visual novel’s “cinematographic storytelling” sounds great on paper, but in practice, it comes off as bland and repetitive. The character art and backgrounds are serviceable, but they don’t do much to elevate the experience, leaving the atmosphere lacking the necessary punch to truly immerse you in this eerie world. Moreover, the game’s focus on yuri romance feels tacked on rather than an integral part of the story. The relationships don’t develop in a compelling way, and the emotional weight that should come from the horror-romance blend is just missing. For a game that leans heavily into these genres, it’s disappointing how uninspired the character interactions feel. In summary, Lachesis or Atropos had the potential to be a gripping horror visual novel but instead ends up being a predictable and boring experience that doesn’t offer much to get excited about. It might appeal to fans who are deeply invested in the yuri or visual novel genre, but for most, it’s likely to be a forgettable affair
Визуальная новелла с элементами юри, но в основном хоррор и детектив... Игровой процесс на протяжении всей истории предлагается несколько вариантов выбора. В зависимости от сделанного выбора вы можете получить одну из множества концовок. Сюжет не кажется затянутым. Что касается графики, фонов - не плохо нарисованы и хорошо раскрашены.
Beautiful VN!
died the first time 10 minutes in, cause i got too curious >//< lost an eye the 2nd time 0.X and somehow stumbled my confused ass out the 3rd time... with the wrong girl ??? *not really a horror girl but the story is well paced and strikes my mystery bone that i couldn't stop trying to piece the whole thing together without looking anything up 10/10 will run again
[h1]RUSHED PLOT[/h1] Lachesis or Atropos is a free to play horror-mystery yuri Visual Novel that incorporates some fantastical elements. While it features intriguing ideas and solid writing, the game feels too short and too fast-paced, which ultimately makes it hard to leave a lasting impression. As much as I enjoy yuri games, I can't fully recommend this one. It's not bad, but it lacks depth and substance. That said, since it’s f2p, you might still want to give it a shot if you're interested. [b]Story[/b] The story centers around Shirasagi Mana, a private investigator with the unique ability to see “black strings” that connect people, revealing their animosities and the intensity of their hatred. When she visits a small town to fulfill her mentor's dying wish - finding a missing person - she quickly becomes entangled in a web of conspiracies that could lead to love... or even death. While the mystery plot had its intriguing moments, the fast pacing and predictable twists ultimately detracted from my overall enjoyment. The story spiraled into overdrive in the final 15 minutes, offering little in terms of a satisfying conclusion. Too many questions were left unanswered, which is always frustrating in a mystery. Though there are multiple endings, none of them felt particularly rewarding. On top of everything, the romance felt unconvincing. The pacing was too rushed, preventing the relationships from developing organically. As a result, by the end, you don't feel invested in the characters' connections. [b]Visuals[/b] Visually, the game is decent. While the backgrounds, sprites, and CGs could benefit from more detail, nothing stands out in a negative way. [b]Audio[/b] The music was subtle, neither particularly memorable nor disruptive. Other sound effects were used sparingly, which felt like a missed opportunity, as they effectively enhanced the overall immersion. There was no voice acting. [b]Technicalities[/b] There are several accessibility options available, which is definitely a big plus in my book. Additionally, I’ve encountered zero bugs or glitches.
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